Traffic crackdown . . . Don't worry, the crime and rampant vagrants will remain. Read more:
Big changes being considered for Broadway Blvd.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Broadway Boulevard is one of the busiest streets in Kansas City, Missouri, but it could be narrowed to just two travel lanes with a turning lane to accommodate the addition of bicycle lanes in both directions.
Great urban planning. You won't be able to get down Main because of the toy train and bike lane bullshit. Now they're going to fuck up Broadway. Looks like Gillham and SW Trafficway are going to get even more crowded.
ReplyDeleteAmazing the things this town does that benefit so few.
ReplyDeletei think this might work and create more friendly streetscape.
ReplyDeleteBut I hate progress!! This town should never do anything EVAR!!!!!!! Who do these people think they are? I fear change!
ReplyDeleteGiven the number of cyclist and pedestrian deaths this year, I think I’d stick to riding in parks.
ReplyDeleteOh the horror! The deaths, my God, it’s sooo scary out there!
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^^^ It'll be scary when they screw this thing up just as badly as everything else.
ReplyDeleteI can only hope they slow down traffic.
I'm sure the "improvements" will cost no less than $5 million for some speed bumps and paint. Thanks Sly!
Start with bike lanes on prospect
ReplyDeleteFirst the Chiefs announce the new tailgating policy now the city announces a war on automobile drivers. These are bad decisions.
ReplyDeleteBike, scooter, runners, pedestrian lanes what's a majority car owner to do ?
ReplyDeleteJust another reason not to drive downtown
ReplyDelete^^^sure geezer, as if you ever left the house! You fool no one.
DeleteAre biking advocates functionally retarded?
ReplyDeleteThey literally believe that making roads less accommodating for cars that it will lead to less traffic when it will lead to more traffic due to the inconvenience and worse gridlock and less safe streets. This is a plan targeting the lower and middles classes who will bear the brunt of this since they typically have to work multiple jobs and the sort of jobs where punctuality is incredibly important. These streets make getting to work much more difficult for the working class and make this city less functional